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La Porte Invitiational's opening day yields few surprises as all of the event's favorites win on Friday

Story byKendall WebbSat, January 10, 2026 at 5:44 PM UTC·3 min readLa Porte Invitational's opening day yields few surprises as all of the event's favorites win on Friday originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Friday's opening day of action in the La Porte Invitational in La Porte, Indiana, went as expected with all the favorites winning comfortably. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThat included the No. 1 Link Academy [Branson, MO] Lions pouring it on Iowa United [Des Moines, IA] in a 73-54 win during an early evening contest at La Porte Civic Auditorium.

La Porte Invitiational's opening day yields few surprises as all of the event's favorites win on Friday

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Key Highlights

  • Three Lions finished in double figures led by Carlos Medlock Jr's 22 points, and the boys from Branson menaced the Iowans on defense forcing 14 turnovers and converting 42 of their 73 points in the paint. In the nightcap, the No.
  • 19 Long Island Lutheran [Brookville, NY] Crusaders overcame a 33-30 halftime deficit against the host La Lumiere [La Porte, IN] Lakers to rally for a 67-60 victory. Earlier in the day, the No.
  • 12 Brewster Academy National [Wolfeboro, NH] Bobcats took care of business in a 69-59 win over the Tennessee Collegiate Academy [Millington, TN] Spartans while The St.
  • James Performance [Springfield, VA] Strivers defeated CATS Academy [Braintree, MA], 67-57, in the event's lid-lifter. Friday's results from the La Porte InvitationalThe St.
  • James Performance Academy 67, CATS Academy 57No.
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